Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Below are a series of photographs taken during the 2015 spring season. The brilliant blue plumage of a singing Indigo Bunting. A Hooded Warbler explores the ground for insects. A Golden-winged Warbler shows off its stunning markings.

Anything can be a canvas for nature tangles even painted rocks. At one of our Secret Gardens Tours, I found this birdhouse decorated with Nature Tangles! And the process was absolutely meditative.

By Christina Baker Kline is the next book that we will discuss. For the month of April we will be reading.

A Red-tail Hawk that was sitting on a power line along the road that I was traveling home on from work in Vestal NY. I stopped and took a few images of him before he took-off and moved farther back down the road. A Wild Lilly plant from my back yard but they pretty much grow all over the place hear along the country roads and highways. I personally love these beautiful orangey flowers.

August 13, 2015 As I glide through crystal clear water on a private lake in the Adirondack mountains, the immense quiet seems to echo nothingness. This is in sharp contrast to the sweeping views before me. In this land far removed from human interference, I expected more obvious wildlife activity.

What is the Term for These? If they were in the water, it might be a paddling of ducklings; in the air, a flight of ducklings? What is a bunch of ducklings in the grass called? June 12, 2015. Is it Friday yet? June 4, 2015. This guy seemed to be riding the wind current beside the ferry on route to Brac Island in Croatia. What are you looking at? 8211; Male Cardinal.